A quarterly-published, topically-based newsmagazine

Acumen

A quarterly-published, topically-based newsmagazine

Acumen

A quarterly-published, topically-based newsmagazine

Acumen

Cry About It

Cry About It

Pixar’s impressive ability to create emotional stories using inanimate objects should be celebrated, developed further
Chloe Sun February 25, 2022
Bright Future?

Bright Future?

Take a look at both the positive and negative predictions people have for the future of the world
Chloe Sun and Emily Sandy May 14, 2021
Digital Romance

Digital Romance

Students consider modern romance, communication in digital age
Jillian Moore December 11, 2020
Are We the Virus?

Are We the Virus?

As COVID-19 continues to spread, nature returns to some parts of the world
Andrew Caito May 13, 2020
Sophomore Kaylee Gingo does her makeup in the mirror, incorporating bright colors to show her pride. She said, “There are some stereotypes that I find in the clothes I wear but otherwise my identity doesn’t really affect my expression.

Dare to be Yourself

LGBTQ+ students share their coming out stories and what it means to express themselves
Viyang Hao and Sarah Zheng March 12, 2020
Leaving Dare

Leaving Dare

Feb. 6 ban on flavored e-cigarette sales brings past, present drug prevention programs to attention
Christian Ledbetter March 12, 2020
Liar Liar

Liar Liar

Learn how to catch liars, statistics, psychology of lying
Emily Sandy and Chole Sun March 12, 2020
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A Duty to Serve

CHS students, faculty discuss mandatory military service, concept of drafting
Karen Zhang December 6, 2019
Senior Hari Ganeshan pets his dog Copper, a trained therapy dog. They volunteered for “Paws to Read” at the Carmel Clay Public Library on Nov. 23.

Doggy Duty

Students, staff emphasize value of police, therapy dogs to one’s mentality, workplace
Marissa Ryan December 6, 2019
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